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YOUR SOCIAL STRATEGY HAS GAPS CLOSE THEM NOW! Nate Elliott, Lithium Board of Advisors @nate_elliott Katy Keim, Lithium CMO @katykeim Brian French, Enterprise Account Executive @brianfrench01 Darren Jones, Post Office UK, Social Media


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YOUR SOCIAL STRATEGY HAS GAPS… CLOSE THEM NOW!

Nate Elliott, Lithium Board of Advisors @nate_elliott Katy Keim, Lithium CMO @katykeim Brian French, Enterprise Account Executive @brianfrench01 Darren Jones, Post Office UK, Social Media Manager @darrenianjones

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In the next 100 years, information won’t just be pushed out to people, it will be shared among the millions of connections people have

  • Mark Zuckerberg, Madison Avenue 2007

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@lithiumtech @nate_elliott

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The next hundred years will be very different for advertising, and it starts today.

  • Mark Zuckerberg

@lithiumtech @nate_elliott

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BUT SOCIAL NETWORKS AREN’T DELIVERING FOR BRANDS

Agree 45% Disagree or Uncertain 55%

“My Facebook Marketing Is Effective”

Source: Social Media Examiner 2015 Social Media Marketing Industry Report Base: 3,720 global marketers @nate_elliott @lithiumtech

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AGENDA

  • What do brands want from social networks?
  • Why don’t social relationship tools actually work?
  • What must social relationship tools deliver for brands?

@lithiumtech @nate_elliott

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BRANDS PRIORITIZE ENGAGEMENT ABOVE ALL ELSE

Source: Ascend2 Social Media Marketing Trends Survey Summary Report, October 2013 Base: 294 respondents @nate_elliott @lithiumtech

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IT’S NOT JUST A TACTIC -- IT’S HOW THEY MEASURE SUCCESS

Source: TrustRadius 2015 Social Media Marketing Trends Base: TK

4% 4% 19% 19% 23% 23% 24% 24% 32% 32% 56% 56% 61% 61% 80% 80% Other ther Bench Benchmar marking ng Agains gainst C t Compet etit itor

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Re Revenu venue Le Leads ads Websit ebsite e Traffic affic Audience udience (foll (followe wers, s, fans ans) En Engag gagem ement ent (lik ike, sh e, shar ares) es)

What are your three most important metrics for evaluating the success of your social media program?

@lithiumtech @nate_elliott

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TO ACHIEVE THIS, BRANDS FOCUS ON BIG SOCIAL NETWORKS

Source: Social Media Examiner 2015 Social Media Marketing Industry Report Base: 3,720 global marketers

9% 9% 13% 13% 14% 14% 15% 15% 36% 36% 45% 45% 55% 55% 56% 56% 71% 71% 79% 79% 93% 93% So Social cial Boo Bookmar marking ing So Social cial Re Revie iew w Site Sites Com

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e+ Link LinkedIn edIn Twitt witter er Face Faceboo book

Commonly Used Social Media Platforms

@nate_elliott @lithiumtech

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BUT SOCIAL NETWORKS AREN’T DELIVERING ENGAGEMENT

Source: Forrester’s Q1 2014 US Top 50 Brands Social WebTrack and Forrester’s Q1 2015 US Top 50 Brands Social WebTrack Base: 11.8 million user interactions on 2,489 posts made by 249 branded profiles @lithiumtech @nate_elliott

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AGENDA

  • What do brands want from social networks?
  • Why don’t social relationship tools actually work?
  • What must social relationship tools deliver for brands?

@nate_elliott @lithiumtech

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SOCIAL RELATIONSHIP TOOLS CAN OFFER MANY BENEFITS

  • 1. They deliver functionality not available natively.
  • 2. They save time and effort.
  • 3. They manage security and risk.
  • 4. They help brands perform better.

@lithiumtech @nate_elliott

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Hours per week

Source: Social Media Examiner 2015 Social Media Marketing Industry Report, Social Media Examiner 2013 Social Media Marketing Industry Report, and Social Media Examiner 2011 Social Media Marketing Industry Report Base: 3,720 global marketers (2015), 3,025 global marketers (2013), 3,342 global marketers (2011)

MOST TOOLS DON’T ACTUAL LY SAVE TIME 10.9 11.7 12.8

2011 2012 2013

Weekly Time Commitment for Social Media Marketing

@nate_elliott @lithiumtech

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THEY DON’T MAKE BRANDS ANY MORE SUCCESSFUL

Source: Montetate Ecommerce Quarterly Report, Q3 2015

3.26 2.51 2.48 1.34

Direct Email Search Social

Conversion Rate Based on Traffic Source

% Conversion Rate

@lithiumtech @nate_elliott

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Source: Facebook data, aggregated by Socialbakers and analyzed by Forrester Base: 5,000 Facebook brand pages with at least 500,000 fans each, studied in Q3 2015

Percentage of Large Facebook Pages THE RESULT: MOST BRANDS DON”T EVEN USE THESE TOOLS

67% Post exclusively through Facebook native tools 20% Post primarily through social relationship platforms 13% Post primarily through Facebook native tools

@nate_elliott @lithiumtech

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AGENDA

  • What do brands want from social networks?
  • Why don’t social relationship tools actually work?
  • What must social relationship tools deliver for brands?

@lithiumtech @nate_elliott

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  • Strive to never make a single native post

– It wastes time and effort – It breaks your scheduling tool – It breaks your measurement – It reduces security

  • Tools must be comprehensive enough to

both publish and respond

TOOLS MUST BOTH PUBLISH AND RESPOND

@nate_elliott @lithiumtech

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  • What’s already happened requires analysis

– It takes hours to decide what to post and when – 12.8 hours per week, on average

  • Tools must recommend exact topic options

and scheduling options

TOOLS MUST OFFER PROACTIVE ADVICE

@lithiumtech @nate_elliott

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TOOLS MUST MEASURE, OPTIMIZE, AND SUCCEED

Tools must offer data on

  • utcomes
  • Focus on clicks and conversions,

not likes and shares

  • Integrate with proven

attribution + mix modeling tools

  • Feed these insights back into the

recommendations engine

CMOs Who Can Show the Impact of Social

@nate_elliott @lithiumtech

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SOCIAL MARKETING IS TABLE STAKES…

It’s the digital equivalent of a store front

@lithiumtech @katykeim

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DONE WELL, BRANDS GET BETTER ENGAGEMENT WITH CUSTOMERS

Customers engage with relevant, authentic, real-time content Leading to greater loyalty and more purchases

@lithiumtech @katykeim

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SOCIAL MARKETING

…can make the best marketers feel like they are hamsters running on a wheel….

@katykeim @lithiumtech

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ARE YOU DRIVING ENOUGH ENGAGEMENT? Social siloes Content strategy puzzle Hard to scale Insatiable demand for quality content and creative What content at what time to maximize engagement? Marketing campaigns coordinated with social response teams

@lithiumtech @katykeim

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There is a better way.

@lithiumtech @katykeim

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LITHIUM DIFFERENTIATORS

Our approach Results

Data-driven recommendations Simple at scale One customer experience Increase engagement by 25% Double your team efficiency Improve loyalty and lifetime value

@katykeim @lithiumtech

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DATA-DRIVEN RECOMMENDATIONS

Social channels

Perfo formanc ance e data driv ives es constan ant imp mpro rovem ement ent with h machine ine lear arning ning

Data Science Layer

Lithium Reach

Recommendation engine Publishing front end

Exist isting ing conten ent and data ta inges ested ed into

  • platfo

form

Lithium Community

@lithiumtech @katykeim

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Q & A

Nate Elliott, Lithium Board of Advisors @nate_elliott Katy Keim, Lithium CMO @katykeim Brian French, Enterprise Account Executive @brianfrench01 Darren Jones, Post Office UK, Social Media Manager @darrenianjones

@lithiumtech

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THANK YOU!

Be sure to…

  • Register for LiNC
  • Download Nate’s Whitepaper on the Lithium site in the Resource Center
  • Ask your Customer Success Manager for a demo of Reach today!

@lithiumtech